Demonstrates intelligent control that enhances oil production in oilfields, suggesting a pathway for sustainable industry advancement.
The advancement of Industry 5.0 hinges on the deep integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with domain expertise to foster sustainable industrial development. This study proposes a deep learning-based surrogate modeling framework that integrates reservoir production requirements with AI technologies, providing intelligent decision support for production optimization and enhanced efficiency. To evaluate AI’s effectiveness in complex industrial scenarios, we conduct an integrated analysis encompassing model construction, dynamic prediction, and production optimization using a real-world oilfield case. This oilfield features a dynamically increasing number of wells and requires dynamic adjustments to injection–production relationships. To address this challenge, we enhance the Embed-to-Control model by improving the nonlinear representation capability within its decoder structure. Subsequently, we construct a high-fidelity dataset containing 300 samples for model training and testing. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed improved model achieves a high accuracy in predicting key state variables (pressure and saturation) and oil production. Regarding computational efficiency, a single model run requires only approximately 17.3 s, achieving an over 200× speedup relative to traditional numerical simulators. Finally, we coupled the trained surrogate model with the particle swarm optimization algorithm to optimize the injection well control strategy. The optimized scheme increases daily oil production by 13.84%, boosting economic benefits. This study demonstrates a practical technological pathway to accelerate the oil and gas industry’s transition toward Industry 5.0.
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